About Alzheimer's and Dementia
Surprised by a God-Given Miracle of Memory
An Alzheimer’s patient unexpectedly unearths a shared moment from the past with her son.
Would You Take a Vaccine That Prevents Alzheimer’s?
As medical treatment evolves, here are some questions to answer.
Shopping with a List—For the First Time
Maybe it was time to accept that everyone forgets stuff as they age.
The Truth About Early-Onset Alzheimer’s
Many understandably associate dementia with aging, but it can impact younger people, too.
A Normal Memory Lapse or a Harbinger of Dementia?
Guideposts’ editor-in-chief reveals a common fear: that a normal loss of memory might mean something more dire.
The Angels Who Carried His Mother Home
Summoned to his mother's hospice bedside, Guideposts' Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan learned that she was in good hands for her homeward journey.
Why Nutrition Is Important for People with Alzheimer’s
Dementia may lead to a loss of appetite, so ensuring a proper diet is key to health.
How to Approach a Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s and Understanding What Follows
What to do if you suspect a loved one may have Alzheimer's disease
The Fight to End Alzheimer's Begins With You
Join the Alzheimer’s Prevention Registry and create a legacy for generations to come.
Finding a New Kind of Family in a Memory Care Unit
In the throes of Alzheimer’s, a mom discovers care, support and even a “lifelong” friend.
Remembering His Mom, Years After Losing Her to Alzheimer's
Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan shares his mother's battle with the disease and the challenges millions of Alzheimer's caregivers face.
Top 5 Questions Caregivers Ask About Alzheimer’s
The Alzheimer’s Association Helpline shares the most common questions—and answers—on caring for someone with Alzheimer's.
Lessons Learned from Caring for a Mother with Alzheimer's
Kristy Dewberry offers inspiring and helpful advice based on her own experiences while caring for a mother who has Alzheimer's.
When a Loved One Mistakes You For Another Person
Consider these tips on how to respond when caring for someone with Alzheimer’s
When a Loved One No Longer Knows You
Get practical tips on managing this situation for people with Alzheimer’s
10 Signs of Dementia
Recognizing that a loved one may be in the first of dementia’s three stages can give you valuable time
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Heartbreaks, disappointments and even our own weaknesses can serve as stepping-stones to the second half of life transformation. Failings are the foundation for growth. Those who have fallen, failed or 'gone down' are the only ones who understand 'up.'
